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Item Caracterización sociodemográfica y laboral de los egresados del programa Tecnología en Mecánica Dental de la Universidad Santiago de Cali entre los años 2011 a 2021(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2021) Villalva Hurtado, Elizabeth Yuleidy; Sánchez Arteaga, Claudia Patricia (Directora)The sociodemographic and labor survey refers to the general characteristics of a population, being a tool that allows us to collect information about aspects that we want to know about a population group, in this case, knowing the information of the graduates of Dental Mechanics Technology from the Santiago de Cali University, this in order to investigate the current status of each of them from the year 2011 to the year 2021. Therefore, this research aims to carry out an analysis of the sociodemographic characteristics of each graduate, their level of satisfaction with the program, their opinion about the teaching staff and the way they learned during the 6 semesters. Taking into account the above, it is important to highlight that these surveys are instruments and sources of data generally used for knowledge of aspects in the population to be treated necessary to analyze the evolution that Dental Mechanics Technology has had in terms of its academic training. teaching, job opportunities, socioeconomic status and extension. The academic performance of the students is associated with gender and the maintenance of studies, with female students being the ones who present a higher academic performance. In this case, Dental Mechanics Technology is based mostly on the manual part, since this branch handles the indirect technique with the patient, therefore, women have greater skill and ability to perform dental appliances. Also, quality of life plays an important role due to the individual's appreciation of their own life and satisfaction with their current level of functioning compared to what they perceive as possible or ideal. Studies are an opportunity for the health, well-being and quality of life of the student.